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A Japanese man journeys to the Lake District to honour his late wife, testing his relationship with his son in the process
The curse of Beatrix Potter-associated cinema – from the lamentable Peter Rab…
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Leaders praise each other at White House but president warns Japan could face tariffs if it doesn’t cut US trade deficit to zero
The Japanese prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, and the US president, Dona…
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Tokyo remains, in the world’s imagination, a place of sophistication and wealth. But with economic revival forever distant, ‘tourism pollution’ seems the only viable plan. By Dylan Levi King. Read by…
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Shigeru Ishiba will seek familiar guarantees: that the US will continue to stand on Japan’s side against China and North Korea
Donald Trump had yet to get his feet under the Oval Office desk when he h…
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Japanese practice Sanaa’s slender, stripped-back buildings boast walls that are just 16mm thick and concrete canopies that look as if they could float away
It is not often as an architecture critic th…
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Residents near Tokyo question slow pace of effort to rescue 74-year-old as workers race to build 30-metre ramp
Fears are growing for a truck driver who has spent three days trapped inside a sinkhole i…
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Attempts in Japan to retrieve the man were temporarily halted early on Wednesday after a second sinkhole appeared
Rescue workers in Japan are battling water leaks, gas pipes and unstable ground as the…
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